Bangkok: The Prime Minister has officially launched the “Half-Half Plus” scheme, urging citizens to exercise their rights from day one to help stimulate the economy. He confirmed that a second phase is forthcoming, specifically targeting vulnerable groups and individuals without access to mobile phones. According to Thai News Agency, Prime

Liverpool: Liverpool’s board of directors continues to place its trust in Dutch head coach Arne Schlott despite recent setbacks on the field. Romano, a famous journalist, confirmed that the board believes Schlott has the capability to reverse the team’s current situation. According to Thai News Agency, Liverpool, under Schlott’s leadership,

Nottingham: Manchester United and Newcastle United, two renowned teams from the English Premier League, have shown interest in Elliott Anderson, a pivotal midfielder for Nottingham Forest. However, they were taken aback when Forest set a steep price tag of £120 million for the player. According to Thai News Agency, Forest’s

Kuala lumpur: The Minister of Commerce confirmed that the MOU on critical minerals with the United States does not bind Thailand to choose sides. He revealed that China has already come to talks and expressed its willingness to cooperate with Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Suphajee Suthumpun, Minister

Kuala lumpur: Members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and China signed an upgraded free trade agreement on Tuesday, expected to cover areas such as the digital economy, the green economy, and other emerging industries. According to Thai News Agency, the so-called version 3.0 of the ASEAN free

Bangkok: Assistant Professor Dr. Thanapat Chatinakrob, a lecturer at the Center for International Law, Faculty of Law, Thammasat University, discussed the recent developments concerning the signing of a joint statement between Thailand and Cambodia during the ASEAN Summit in Malaysia. He emphasized that the statement is a positive step forward

Bangkok: The Marine Department is gearing up to ensure water safety for the annual Loi Krathong festival in 2025, in collaboration with public and private sectors. The preparation efforts aim to facilitate the safe participation of locals and tourists in this widely celebrated tradition along the Chao Phraya River. According

Bangkok: The Secretary General of the Council of State has confirmed that the rare earths bill was approved by the Cabinet during a special meeting. The approval marks the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on cooperation in developing the rare earth mineral supply chain between Thailand and the